The House on Abigail Lane

Maybe not a particularly high rating, but this is by far from a bad book. It is unfortunate to see it lumped aside House of Leaves, a lengthy, complicated, and difficult metafictional horror/romance novel. This is not that book, and shouldn't be forced into the shadow of it. This is a short, passionless examination of a series of events, and it is in that concise, detached manner, this book brings about a story of a haunting, and our ability to ignore the strange, and that while never scary or horrifying in any sense is still intriguing and well worth the read.